Do hackers need to connect to the router to be able to spoof the dns?
Do hackers need to be able to connect to the router to do a dns spoofing attack and does mac filtering protect you against it if they can't connect to the router. For example the router is updated and all security features are enabled such as wpa3, spi firewall, dos attack filtering, ip mac binding, AP isolation and remote administration is disabled so they can't bypass the security of the login page of the router. And access control white list enabled so no users except the ones white listed is allowed to connect. Does a hacker need to connect to the router to be able to use a program to spoof the dns?